Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1923, Page 82

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C— GRAVURE SECTION—AUGUST 26, 1923. = Pictures showing progress on the tremendous task of carving out the gigantic bas relicf on the side of Stone Mountain, near Adanta, Ga., as a memorial to the Confederate Army. the heroic work of art being created and directed by the famous American sculptor, Gutzon Borglum. Above is shown the mountain side with figures traced in white, done by painters at night, the outline being proj<cted by lantern slide from the house in fore- ground. a half mile away. Near top of mountain is building from which workers are suspended. At left: Three of the artists. Mr. Borglum the lowest, in slings. inspecting and planning the work. At right: Two of the mechanics drilling out Gen. Lee's hat with pneumratic drills. Below: The artist's conception of how the completed memorial will appear. '! J T e = A heartache with every snip. Anna Q. Nilsson’s beau- tiful golden tresses This lovely lace headdress was tossed to the Little Jeanne Westervelt of New York, mascot | really gone entirely . 3 popular Spanish singer, Senorita Maria Fuban, for the Army Polo team at the recent tournament at | to masquerade as a from the royal box by King Alfonso after singing the Point Judith Polo Club, Narragansett Pi R. L man in phelj lnef\ B her latest song. 3 movie, “Ponjolo. > i L5000 Miss Mary Shelton of Geor- Lad gia, ithia hattsimmed onlyjin Modern ways in an old-time setting. A farmer at Butler, N. J., gets his meadow raked tobacco Jeaves, and not unat- by the summer visitors by attaching a radio outfit to his rake. tractive. Miss Jesusa Alfau, the distinguished daughter of a distinguished father, Col. Antonio Alfau, Spanish diplomat and statesman, sketches Central Park from the top of a New York hotel. Wide Warld #hotos Vide World Photos. Copyright Underwood & Underwood. Wide World Pl